My story of what its like to be married to an Amway cult follower. I expose the lies that our upline told and what happens at Amway meetings and functions. I leave the explanations of why Amway is a poor business opportunity or the tool scam to other bloggers. This blog mainly exists to curse out my former upline, aka the cult leaders, and to let everyone know what kind of idiots I had to put up with. Feel free to join in or live vicariously!

Tuesday, April 15, 2014

Amway Goads

For those of you who have had to put up with listening to
the Amway band the Goads and occasionally stop by here looking information
about them, you’ve come to the wrong place! Ha! I remember hearing them. I
guess they’re good enough, but not memorable and not interesting enough to
write about. Someone once left a comment with the titles of the songs they sing
and yeah they’re all about motivating Amway ambots.

Time to really know what an Amway goad is. To be goaded
by an Amway ambot.

Here’s a few things I found in online dictionaries for
the meaning of the word “goad” all that apply very well when used to describe
an Amway IBO.

- to
make a person or an animal react or do something by continuously annoying or
upsetting them

- a pointed rod used to make an animal move forward

- someone or something that urges or forces someone to do
something

- something that pains as if by pricking

All of those apply to what its like being abused by the
fucking assholes in your Amway upline! The most fucking annoying goading
bastards around are all in Amway.

Is it any wonder that Amway uses a musical group at Amway
functions and names them “the goads”? Ha ha ha. Very fitting description for
anything Amway!!!!

A former Amway
lifer shares their story:

I stumbled upon your site after searching for "The
Goads", since I was curious if they existed, let me explain.

I was a "lifer" in Amway back in the 80's-90's.

I was quite fluent in "the plan" and could
"persuade" (I have to be careful how I say that, since if you
"chose" the right people, they didn't need persuading), and
"candidate" that this was the best way to financial freedom. It
certainly makes sense that the most common persons to approach are young
unassuming "go getters" (I never used so many quotation marks) or
someone who is a solid business man. One has no idea what is ahead of them and
the other has the money to "invest".

Anyway all that has been said is true in that there is a clear
deception in what is going on there. Yes, I know a person who still has their
"dream" does not see it that way, but lets look at a few thing they
don't tell you.

1. "If you work hard at it, you will succeed". Now
they carefully don't tell you how long that will be, since they have no idea.
That works in their favor both ways. One, as long as your in you purchase the
products and "essentials", which leads to at the next question, but
I'll get to that. On the other hand if you decide to leave for ANY reason,
you've lost your "dream".

2. It will cost you now, but when you make it, it will be a
business that allows you the free time to do what you want. Cost? That's an
understatement. If you've got kids, sorry, if you're struggling to pay off
debt, don't worry about it, once your business kicks in, you can pay for all
that and more. (Heard this all before?) So after putting in countless hours
showing the plan, driving to meetings and getting out to "contact"
people, that doesn't leave much time for the family. Again, this is why to seek
out the young and "unattached" (no kids). Now how long was that again
until I can be successful? You just have to work at it hard, uh huh.

3. You MUST attend the "functions" (another word for
con-vention, good choice by the way). Now let me get this right. I can't take
my kids anywhere and have no money to take my wife out to dinner, but I NEED to
spend money I don't have so that I can keep my "dream" alive? Don't
worry, we can get a room that you and 12 others can split to make it less
expensive...

I guess that brigns me back to why i was searching "The
Goads". (Sorry it took me so long) Our pastor today brought up the story
of Paul and how Christ said to him that it was hard to work against the goads.
He explained what a "goad" was and it was like a light went on. A
goad, he said is a sharpened stick that allows the user to guide the sheep in
the direction he wants them to go. (ding, ding ding.) Got it yet, The Goads,
perfectly and carefully named so, are the sharpened stick that guided the blind
sheep ( Amway followers) in the direction of the dream. Well, I have been
saving individuals, for sometime, from the misnomers of Amway. I even got
"contacted" to a plan showing (that was interesting). It was nice to
see good people leaving with me saying thanks. Keep up the good work.

35 comments:

Anna - I've been reading your blog for a while, I don't remember why I stumbled upon it but I find this whole Ambot thing thoroughly fascinating. The other day, I was approached by a co-worker at my part-time job. She had several cans of the "piss water" and was telling me how great it is as she was putting it in the refrigerator. It was so great she had to label them as her drinks so no one else would take them. Then she showed me her "energy gum" and explained how she never had to take breaks from her work because that gum was so great!! Then she told me how she owns her own business and makes money by "buying from her own store." Wow, I had to hide my laughter with that one, as I recognized it from reading your blog. This person has never said two words to me before that day. She only started a conversation with me to give her sales spiel. Never once did she mention Amway. Now, this person is not extremely intelligent, she has a very menial job and seems to be almost illiterate. But she is going to be a millionaire and own her own business. Yes, a blind sheep who fell for all the hype.

So it got me to thinking, why do people fall for it? Do former Ambots ever tell you why they fell for the line? Is it the constant praise and the isolation from your former friends and family? And why is it mostly men who fall for this, or am I wrong about that and women are equally vulnerable? Is there a certain personality type that is more prone to fall for it, perhaps someone who is wishy-washy, who can't seem to make up their own mind? Someone who likes being told what to do, and how to do it?

Over the years, we have had home visits from vacuum cleaner salesman, insurance salesman, investment guys, etc, all invited in by my husband who had a friend at work, who "knew a guy with a great business opportunity for us." They were all some kind of MLM scheme. They never got any business from me, but sometimes I would see a gleam in my husband's eye, as if he was starting to fall for it. If I weren't around, maybe he would. All these schemes seem to work in the same way, the product is secondary, the real money is in recruiting others, and selling "tools." They hype you up and tell you that you will be a millionaire, and own your own business, making yourself rich instead of your boss. Having worked for a sales company many years ago as a secretary, I have heard all these lines before and none of them influence me.

The sad thing is, there are certainly plenty of sheep to fall for it. If it didn't work, these companies would have been out of business a long time ago. But they keep recruiting new suckers to carry on.

I guess I'm just a curious amateur psychologist, trying to figure out what makes Amway, and all these other companies, so attractive the the sheep people. Keep up the good work exposing them!

Yeah I had to laugh about your co-worker labelling her XS energy drinks so no one else would take them! Who'd want them! She only wishes people were lining up to buy the cat piss/horrible cough medicine mix that they call energy drinks! I'm surprised her upline didn't tell her to label them with $5 price tags!

Unfortunately Amway preys on the most disadvantaged people and fills their heads with dreams that they'll be rich and retired in 2 to 5 years simply from "buying from your own store" like you already laughed about and spending money to buy Amway motivational tools and buying tickets to Amway functions. They brainwash these people that they are winners simply by showing up. They become instant friends and stay friends as long as they make money off you and once you quit or don't purchase your monthly quota they insult you and then ostracize you.

People fall for the Amway scam because they get brainwashed and they want to make their new friends happy and will go out of their way to please their upline cult leaders. Yes its mostly men because Amway is a good old boy's club and women are treated badly even though the Amway ambot goal is to retire the wife first. Its a bunch of fucked up brainwashing. You'd have to sit in on a few sessions to see what's going on at Amway meetings. Cult meetings. Or watch that video I have a link to on the upper right side of the page about Dateline covering Amway meetings and filming the cult behavior and the lies told at the meeting.

If they told you when they fell for it, that would imply they know it's a scam and would've gotten out of it. Instead, they're still peddling it like it's a dream come true. I was prospected by a former coworker. Similar deal... he said he always noticed I was a "go-getter". However, we never sat together, so that was a red flag right there.

I sort of regret not meeting up with him one last time face to face, and just asking him straight up if he's aware this is a scam. Expecting AmSpeak, say I did my research, and that they slam you with so many fees that you LOSE money just from the sheer weight of all the fees. I did tell him I'm not joining, but if he wants to meet up to chat about NON-Amway stuff, he's welcomed to. Surprise surprise, he never contacted me again.

With these types of folks who prospect me, I would've liked to respond by saying that I met an attractive young girl working in a department store. I haven't asked her out yet, but she was so nice and I'm fairly certain she wants to marry me, and have all of my kids ;) just to see if they can pick up how ridiculous they sound.

ackmondual – in addition to calling you a go-getter he probably also called you a “sharp guy”. Those Amway ambots all have the same lines! Yeah all those extra fees associated with Amway are a deep secret until after you’ve signed up and paid your registration fee and after the ambots are convinced that you value their friendship enough that you’ll pay for it and keep them happy by useless Amway tools. Yup invest in the tool scam so the assholes in the Amway upline can get richer! And no they never pick up on how ridiculous they sound. They're duplicating everything their Amway cult leaders say and with as much blind love and devotion they have to the assholes in their Amway upline they always think those are the highest words of wisdom they've ever heard and think the rest of us want to hear their canned Amspeak too. WRONG!

There's all sorts of people who fall for these MLM cults.Theres the greedy lazy bastards who want something for nothing, those who are desperate to make ends meet but having trouble finding a steady job, people with low self-esteem subceptible to the cult love bombing. Not all of them are low intelligence some v high intelligence but emotionally vulnerable.I have had experience with another cult Herbalife who stole my ex boyfriend. They were more of an equal opportunity scammer than Amway so you had single people, gay people, minorities there not so much stuff on religion. The shocking thing you will find are serial MLMers - a lot of ex-ambots end up in Herbalife and other similar scams. As if going through hell just the once isn't enough!

As an aside Amway has now started infecting some of my contacts on LinkedIn. Need to find out how to block them before they start peppering my inbox with Amspeak. Nothing I haven't heard before from Herbalife.

I notice from David Brear's blog that Herbalife is under criminal investigation. I hope it gets shut down along with all these other MLM cults. They are the real dreamstealers!

Ah yes, you're right - an important caveat that the scambots aren't picky about the cannon fodder!

LinkedIn is like Facebook but for professional people. Up until recently has been blissfully free of manic cult MLM activity and therefore I could go about networking people for genuine business purposes without people being suspicious of my motivations and I could have the joy of random people connecting with me for the same.

I closed my Facebook account after suffering harassment from my ex's upline on there.Also got fed up with my feed getting peppered with images of Herballife, Body by Vie and Forever Living products. Everyday some new contact asking me about whether I had a job, how would I like my own business. Prophecies of doom about technology and how everyone with a job will be broke, the only way to financial freedom is through MLM.The scambots getting nasty and abusive when I ask them such things as business costs, time and net profit.

They're all the same pimping some dreadful quality highly priced product which is just a disguise for passing monies up the pyramid. Same lies about working 2 hours a week and earning £5000 a month (don't know what that equates to in dollars - I'm English). Same lies about being a low risk, can't lose venture ( sorry no such thing - you don't get something for nothing). Same scam speak - oh - look - Warren Buffett, Donald Trump do network Marketing - no you idiots they OWN their network marketing companies YOU are their unpaid slave!Same lies how easy it is - yeah easy to lose money and lose your friends and people who care about you.

I absolutely f**king hate them all & just lost my rag this morning when I saw a message in my inbox about me seeming like a "sharp business woman" and seeing that that person had become an ambot had updated his profile saying Amway Business Owner.

Sorry back to your question can't I delete them? not as straightforward on LinkedIn as Facebook to delete people. Have researched and found some links but I think I will have to log onto my laptop and do it instead of via tablet.

For any other of your blog readers getting Scambot messages on LinkedIn they have a policy forbidding solicitation from pyramid schemes and "work from home opportunities". Please make sure you report the Scambots!

Be sure to Google pyramid scheme alert and listen to the Robert Fitzpatrick podcasts!

I would have to add, the people most likely to succumb to the MLM business are people who have suffered a loss, such as a job, or have a lot of uncertanity in their life. they are probably just searching for something (hope?). They will NOT find it in MLM unless they START the scam themselves...and most decent people are not that devious.

Anonymous - they're searching for something that's for sure and it could be any of those reasons you've mentioned trying to get rich and have a better life. Amway is all about selling the hope not the soap. Other MLM participants offer similar dreams to recruits.

They definitely have "marks" to go after... Sometimes, they'll give ambots a crash course on how to prospect recruits. Well, we all know Barnes & Noble shoppers was done to death. There's also specific groups like college students, perhaps even high school students, single mothers, the elderly, and young mid-aged family men.

ackmondual – usually ambots go after those who can least afford to lose the money. Well none of us can afford to lose money to the Amway scam. And you're right sometimes in Scamway meetings the cult leaders do tell you who to be targeting. Disadvantaged people such as on government assistance and minimum wage earners who have a credit card with room to spend are high on the list because they're so desperate to make more money.

I had a neighbor once a single mom with two kids in the apartment complex I lived in and apparently her ex bagged child support payments so although she had a (sadly not very well paying) full time job first she put up flyers in the laundry room she was moon-lighting as a maid/house cleaner. Then not too long after that a flyer of an open meeting at her apartment about a "business opportunity"... Don't know if it was Amway or not because I didn't attend but whatever MLM scan it was... a down-and-outer being lied to and taken advantage off...

Anonymous – that’s too bad about your neighbor. The flyer would have probably been Amway or maybe Monavie. Both are pretty secretive about disclosing the names of their schemes and instead throw out the generic business opportunity. Its all about lies and scams with these MLMs. And unfortunately finding people such as your neighbor who is struggling for money and filling her head with dreams of riches in 2 to 5 years, conveniently neglecting to mention to her she must invest $500 to $700/month on buying shitty overpriced products, tickets to functions, etc all for a whopping $10/month commission check.

It's sad that all of these awful manipulative mlm schemes give legitimate ones a bad name! I work for an mlm (selling sex toys lol) and make a decent wage with it. I'm also never harassed by my upline! A friend who is in the Amway Cult tried to get me to switch "businesses" (we don't call what I do "owning my own business" so I can't really switch since I don't have one to begin with *eyeroll*) when he isn't even making any money! are you effin nuts?! I mean I use some of my products, shaving things and oils and such, but I don't have to be my own customer because I actually sell things that people want to other people! things that you can't get cheaper somewhere else! I think that the "100% Product Use" along with the cd's and meetings is what makes Amway creepy, not the mlm format itself.

Hi Anonymous - thanks for stopping by! You know Amway should sell sex toys even though they'd be overpriced generic sex toys. I get dozens of searchers landing on this blog after doing some kind of Amway sex search. So you need to pepper your website with key words like "Amway sex", " Amway sex products", "Amway after sex products", etc etc and you'll start seeing some of the traffic that ends up here! Yeah your business sounds great! Good luck!

I've been there,also. Back in the early-mid 90's, my ex-husband and I were all caught up in Amway. I only went along with it to make him happy; we were newlyweds struggling with a baby at the time. Riding on charter busses for hours to go to these conventions, paying for hotel rooms, when we could barely afford groceries. It was all ridiculous. Everyone we knew eventually got out of it after about 5 years; thank god. I've been approached many times since by people with other MLM's; my answer is always no thanks. Avon, Mary Kay, It Works, Melaleuca, on and on. They're all the same.

Charlotte - that sounds like the life of an Amway Ambot! You probably skipped rent to make it to that Amway brainwashing convention. Yeah most women don't want anything to do with Amway but want to be supportive of their husbands. Until they see all their money going to tithe the Great Amway God and having to put up with the abuse from the fucking assholes in the Amway upline.

I'm a former Amway distributor and yes, it costs more than I made so when approached to do another network marketing business I was reluctant, but I'm thankful it is 110% different from Amway and a legitimate money making business without having to buy tools or even pay for functions, which are free with this company. I can even get my product for free and initial investment back within a month. Everything else is clear profit. So, I am not an Amway fan by any stretch, but in case nobody has cleared this up, Amway did NOT name "the Goads." That is their family name and they were a group of family entertainers long before Amway. As a matter of fact Amway was not responsible for bringing in The Goads; that was done by Dexter Yager. They performed at his functions; not the ones done by Amway. Also, I understand how many people would be totally against any and all network marketing businesses; however, please don't judge all the others by one company. They are NOT all alike. I can testify personally...and I tried several before becoming involved in with a wonderful company.

Hi doody. If you've found an MLM that works for you then that's great. However the only people making money at MLM are the owners or the people who got in early enough to have a substantial downline. And as you pointed out not all network marketing companies are out to screw over their sales reps. Amway is the worst MLM out there due to their bad reputation of scamming over their participants and nickel and diming them to death and the abuse from the upline. Plus their reputation of flogging overpriced useless shitty products. You wouldn't see that kind of bullshit abuse going on at Avon.

Did you know that if your in world wide dream builders group the baker organization in so cal. That all platinums get 20% cut of all books tapes and function tickets in world wide ? And once you go diamond you become part owner of world wide dream builders and you make close to a million dollars a year from books tapes and function tickets sold through out world wide! So FUCK the products from AMWAY you don't make shit from them maybe at the most 100-150k after 10 years ALL THERE MONEY COMES FROM BOOKS TAPES AN THEY MAKE EVEN MORE WHEN THEY MAKE THERE OWN TAPES THAT THEY SPEAK ON ++++ PLUS THE SHIT LOADES OF MONEY FROM ALL THE MAJOIR FUNCTIONS THROUGH OUT THE YEAR PLUS THE COMUNIKATE VOICE MAIL PROGRAM PLUS SIGNING UP FOR A PREMIER MEMBERSHIP THROUGH WORLD WIDE DREAM BUILDERS

THIS IS WHY ALL THE PLATINUMS PUSH PUSH PUSH TO MAKE YOU BUY TICKETS AND JOIN ALL THE PROGRAMS THROUGH WORLD WIDE! I even had my up-line tell me I'm not in Amway that Amway is just a servicing agent that supplies the products on the back end. I was told that the opportunity for the long term bigger picture is world wide dream builders not Amway! I was even told not to sponsor people over 40 years old because they are to tired and to lazy and they are to set in there ways! My upline even told me that plus if they die there goes my residual bonus check. I am 52 years old and I am being told to sponsor people who are 22-35 years old who are married with a family. Because most single people don't have a big enough dream and they aren't very motivated. WHAT A BUNCH OF ASSHOLES!! FUCK THEM!!

Did you know that if your in world wide dream builders group the baker organization in so cal. That all platinums get 20% cut of all books tapes and function tickets in world wide ? And once you go diamond you become part owner of world wide dream builders and you make close to a million dollars a year from books tapes and function tickets sold through out world wide! So FUCK the products from AMWAY you don't make shit from them maybe at the most 100-150k after 10 years ALL THERE MONEY COMES FROM BOOKS TAPES AN THEY MAKE EVEN MORE WHEN THEY MAKE THERE OWN TAPES THAT THEY SPEAK ON ++++ PLUS THE SHIT LOADES OF MONEY FROM ALL THE MAJOIR FUNCTIONS THROUGH OUT THE YEAR PLUS THE COMUNIKATE VOICE MAIL PROGRAM PLUS SIGNING UP FOR A PREMIER MEMBERSHIP THROUGH WORLD WIDE DREAM BUILDERS

THIS IS WHY ALL THE PLATINUMS PUSH PUSH PUSH TO MAKE YOU BUY TICKETS AND JOIN ALL THE PROGRAMS THROUGH WORLD WIDE! I even had my up-line tell me I'm not in Amway that Amway is just a servicing agent that supplies the products on the back end. I was told that the opportunity for the long term bigger picture is world wide dream builders not Amway! I was even told not to sponsor people over 40 years old because they are to tired and to lazy and they are to set in there ways! My upline even told me that plus if they die there goes my residual bonus check. I am 52 years old and I am being told to sponsor people who are 22-35 years old who are married with a family. Because most single people don't have a big enough dream and they aren't very motivated. WHAT A BUNCH OF ASSHOLES!! FUCK THEM!!

Did you know that if your in world wide dream builders group in so cal. That all platinums get 20% cut of all books tapes and function tickets in world wide ? And once you go diamond you become part owner of world wide dream builders and you make close to a million dollars a year from books tapes and function tickets sold through out world wide! So FUCK the products from AMWAY you don't make shit from them maybe at the most 100-150k after 10 years ALL THERE MONEY COMES FROM BOOKS TAPES AN THEY MAKE EVEN MORE WHEN THEY MAKE THERE OWN TAPES THAT THEY SPEAK ON ++++ PLUS THE SHIT LOADES OF MONEY FROM ALL THE MAJOIR FUNCTIONS THROUGH OUT THE YEAR PLUS THE COMUNIKATE VOICE MAIL PROGRAM PLUS SIGNING UP FOR A PREMIER MEMBERSHIP THROUGH WORLD WIDE DREAM BUILDERS

THIS IS WHY ALL THE PLATINUMS PUSH PUSH PUSH TO MAKE YOU BUY TICKETS AND JOIN ALL THE PROGRAMS THROUGH WORLD WIDE! I even had my up-line tell me I'm not in Amway that Amway is just a servicing agent that supplies the products on the back end. I was told that the opportunity for the long term bigger picture is world wide dream builders not Amway! I was even told not to sponsor people over 40 years old because they are to tired and to lazy and they are to set in there ways! My upline even told me that plus if they die there goes my residual bonus check. I am 52 years old and I am being told to sponsor people who are 22-35 years old who are married with a family. Because most single people don't have a big enough dream and they aren't very motivated. WHAT A BUNCH OF ASSHOLES!! FUCK THEM!!

Did you know that if your in world wide dream builders group in so cal. That all platinums get 20% cut of all books tapes and function tickets in world wide ? And once you go diamond you become part owner of world wide dream builders and you make close to a million dollars a year from books tapes and function tickets sold through out world wide! So FUCK the products from AMWAY you don't make shit from them maybe at the most 100-150k after 10 years ALL THERE MONEY COMES FROM BOOKS TAPES AN THEY MAKE EVEN MORE WHEN THEY MAKE THERE OWN TAPES THAT THEY SPEAK ON ++++ PLUS THE SHIT LOADES OF MONEY FROM ALL THE MAJOIR FUNCTIONS THROUGH OUT THE YEAR PLUS THE COMUNIKATE VOICE MAIL PROGRAM PLUS SIGNING UP FOR A PREMIER MEMBERSHIP THROUGH WORLD WIDE DREAM BUILDERS

THIS IS WHY ALL THE PLATINUMS PUSH PUSH PUSH TO MAKE YOU BUY TICKETS AND JOIN ALL THE PROGRAMS THROUGH WORLD WIDE! I even had my up-line tell me I'm not in Amway that Amway is just a servicing agent that supplies the products on the back end. I was told that the opportunity for the long term bigger picture is world wide dream builders not Amway! I was even told not to sponsor people over 40 years old because they are to tired and to lazy and they are to set in there ways! My upline even told me that plus if they die there goes my residual bonus check. I am 52 years old and I am being told to sponsor people who are 22-35 years old who are married with a family. Because most single people don't have a big enough dream and they aren't very motivated. WHAT A BUNCH OF ASSHOLES!! FUCK THEM!!

I also made several calls to the business rules and conduct with in the Amway corporation and I asked them if Amway profits from money being made through the books tapes and functions and other programs through world wide dream builders. I get completely different answers from over 10 different phone calls.

THESE ARE THE RESPONSES BELOW I GOT FROM 10 DIFFERENT PHONE CALLS TO THE AMWAY BUSINESS DEPT!

1. Oh World Wide Dream Builders is a separate business from Amway.2. Oh no Amway if defiantly not connected to WORLD WIDE!3. I did not understand the question could you please repeat that.4. Why do you want to know!5. I need to know your name so I can log this questions under your name.6. I have no idea at all.7. I am not allowed to answer that question.8. Let me put you on hold and check on that (tic toc death hold continues)9. I can only answer that question if you tell me why your asking!10. I spent over an hour talking to someone in business rules and conduct and when I asked this question they hung up on me!

My conclusion is YES AMWAY GETS A CUT FROM WORLD WIDE DREAM BUILDERS!!

Looks like another fucking Amway loser who refuses to accept that there are actually people out here who don’t have jobs. And that Amway Ambots are taught that a job is something evil. Well here’s a news flash for you fucktard: there are other businesses in the world that have nothing to do with Scamway and there are people who like their jobs and make a good living from them. Only fucking Amway Ambots seem to have a problem with that.

Comments are moderated but we publish just about everything. Even brainwashed ambots who show up here to accuse us of not trying hard enough and that we are lazy, quitters, negative, unchristian dreamstealers. Like we haven’t heard that Amspeak abuse from the assholes in our upline!

If your comment didn’t get published it could be one of these reasons:1. Is it the weekend? We don’t moderate comments on weekends. Maybe not every day during the week either. Patience.2. Racist/bigoted comments? Take that shit somewhere else.3. Naming names? Public figures like politicians and actors and people known in Amway are probably OK – the owners, Diamonds with CDs or who speak at functions, people in Amway’s publicity department who write press releases and blogs. Its humiliating for people to admit their association with Amway so respect their privacy if they’re not out there telling everyone about the love of their life.4. Gossip that serves no purpose. There are other places to dish about what Diamonds are having affairs or guessing why they’re getting divorced. If you absolutely must share that here – don’t name names. I get too many nosy ambots searching for this. Lets not help them find this shit.5. Posting something creepy anonymously and we can’t track your location because you’re on a mobile device or using hide my ass or some other proxy. I attracted an obsessed fan and one of my blog administrators attracted a cyberstalker. Lets keep it safe for everyone. Anonymous is OK. Creepy anonymous and hiding – go fuck yourselves!6. Posting something that serves no purpose other than to cause fighting.7. Posting bullshit Amway propaganda. We might publish that comment to make fun of you. Otherwise take your agenda somewhere else. Not interested.8. Notice how this blog is written in English? That's our language so keep your comments in English too. If you leave a comment written in another language then we either have to use Google translate to put it into English so everyone can understand what you wrote or we can hit the Delete button. Guess which one is easier for us to do?9. We suspect you're a troublemaking Amway asshole.10. Your comment got caught in the spam filter. Gets checked occasionally. We’ll get to you eventually and approve it as long as it really isn’t spam.

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I'm married to a former Ambot - one of those annoying commissioned Amway salespeople. Fortunately he saw the light of the horrible cult he was part of and ended his association. I'm here to report on the crap he took and I had to put up with. Hoping I might be able to help some poor souls who find themselves in the same situation I was - married to an ambot.